Sentence examples for test dictates from inspiring English sources

The green-only litmus test dictates cities should emulate either places with less-than-dynamic economies, like Portland, Ore., or Honolulu, or one of the rather homogeneous and staid Scandinavian capitals.

When Portia thinks she has found the love she has longed for in Bassanio -- the one suitor who passes the test dictated by her father's will -- her happiness is edged in apprehension.

As with all models, the hypothesis being tested dictates the most important characteristics of the in vivo physiology to recapitulate.

The chemistry of the NO and HNO donors tested dictates that only CysNO is capable of a direct nitrosation reaction, and even for this compound, oxidation of Cys47 to disulfide was dominant.

Firstly, the changing test population dictates that task content will need to be periodically reviewed in order to fully engage the physical characteristics of ever increasing numbers of younger test takers.

The Indiana-Maryland tussle for the championship Monday night at the Georgia Dome is Indiana's final and most severe test at dictating tempo.

The maximum chamber pressure achieved was restricted to 55 bar absolute, due to a conservative approach in the test programme dictated by the uncertainty in heat transfer to the pintle.

Demographic data and features of the primary tumour will be compared using the two-sample t-test or the Mann-Whitney test, as dictated by the distribution of the response variable.

Drug testing, as dictated by the sanctimonious satraps of the sports and drug worlds, is not the ultimate element that rules athletes.

The results of those tests will dictate whether a gas exploration and production company is held responsible for providing them with a clean supply.

The sequence of training and testing was dictated mainly by practical factors.